What's the most underrated movies of the 10's?

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Originally Posted by tylerdurden10

I read some of the response here and I just have to ask, how did anybody actually like Never Let Me Go? I mean sure it may have been well acted, but man was that a pointless, depressing piece of crap!

If exploring what it means to be human is a pointless endeavor then yes, this film and the novel from which it was adapted were pointless.

And dystopian science fiction does tend to be a bit dark (that's kind of what the 'dys' is all about) so yeah, depressing is pretty fair.

Piece of crap? Hardly. It was very well written, very well acted and very, very deftly directed and if you didn't see parallels to ethical questions we face in the here and now you just weren't looking.

Originally Posted by Visco.

Melancholia (I know it got a lot of attention for Von Triers comments but the movie itself deserved just a little more recognition I believe

Speaking of dark, depressing movies I absolutely loved...

This was a little too high-profile to make my list but yes, it was absolutely fantastic.